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Rakesha journalist saves Radha from a molester and wants to marry her.But she chooses to be mistress of a wealthy Ranjit whose soon murdered and Radha is arrested for his murder.Rakesh takes the help of a defense lawyer DK to bail Radha but in vain.Ravi a lawyer falls in love with Shalaka and is soon to be married.But finds in the papers that his sister Radha is accused for a murder and is in jail.Ravi then decides to fight for his sister.
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Rakesha journalist saves Radha from a molester and wants to marry her.But she chooses to be mistress of a wealthy Ranjit whose soon murdered and Radha is arrested for his murder.Rakesh takes the help of a defense lawyer DK to bail Radha but in vain.Ravi a lawyer falls in love with Shalaka and is soon to be married.But finds in the papers that his sister Radha is accused for a murder and is in jail.Ravi then decides to fight for his sister.
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Sarvashreshta Films
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